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The Riddle of the Double RingMargaret Sutton

Mystery and suspense

The Riddle of the Double Ring

by Margaret Sutton

216 pages · First published 1937

Judy Bolton’s attention is caught by a pair of rings whose matching design suggests a connection between people or events that are not supposed to be related. Following the jewelry’s history leads her into family secrets and conflicting stories about ownership and identity. The closer Judy gets to understanding why there are two rings, the more dangerous the apparently small clue becomes. Margaret Sutton builds this Judy Bolton mystery around doubles, hidden relationships, and Judy’s talent for recognizing when an ordinary personal object carries an extraordinary story.

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Violence, weapons, and peril · Mild frightening/intense material

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Black Coffee

Rich coffee suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  1. Its black coffee. There is no recipe.
  2. Garnish: We aren't going to distract you with a garnish.
  3. Glassware: Mug. You can't beat a classic.
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Texas Red Ale

For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.

A mellow, malty pour suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  • 12 oz Red ale

How to mix it

  1. Pour into a clean pint glass and serve at the appropriate cool serving temperature.
  2. Garnish: None.
  3. Glassware: Pint glass.

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